Washington Nationals face threat from Orioles move
Roundup discusses Clark Griffith’s battle against transferring the Philadelphia Athletics to Kansas City and the impending 1955 AL season reshaping with the Baltimore Orioles as a near rival. It warns either a TV revenue hit or a mortal blow to the Nats as Orioles loom with stronger home dates and sponsor ties. Will Harridge urges a private resolution between teams and sponsor.
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Gayle Tallot
New York
Clark Griffith
Washington Nats
Philadelphia Athletics
Kansas City
Fox
Baltimore Orioles
Washington
Orioles
Nats
Griffith
Baltimore
Will Harridge
Brunswick Champs Close With Victory
Brunswick defeats Middletown High 2 to 0 in an exhibition, closing their season. Jim Bennett scores in the third period with an assist from Louie Dixon. Substitutions listed. refereed by Shook with Davis as scorer and House as timer.
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Brunswick
Middletown High
Middletown
Jimmy Bennett
Louie Dixon
Brunswick Pea
Middletown Jones
Cole Dixon
Horine Engle - Devoe H. Cooper
Bennett
Eckardraitoll
oLler Wheeler
Miller I. Cooper
Hendericks Mundy
LFB J. Harshman
Wisn
RFB
Herman Foltz
Hennett
Thompson
Cornelius
Mohler
Booth
Cunningham
Castle
Kepler
Keller
Shook
Davis
Timer—House
Liberty Bowling League Latest Results
Liberty Bowling League reports Fisher's over Nash's 3 1 with Wright's 4 0. total pinfall earns a point. Friday matches pair Fisher's vs Nash's and Wright's vs Smith's. Standings show Wright's Store 18, Smith's Trucks 17, Wash Plasterers, tietsbowneheve added ESF. Highs: F Joy and B Stevens 130 in single game. T Whipp 332 in series. Smith's Trucks 561 game and 1,570 series.
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Liberty Bowling League
Smith’s
Nash's
Wright's
Fisher's
Nash
Smith's
Feams
Yeneca
T. Whipp
Smith
Health Center League Standings And Fights Night Briefs
Health Center standings show Indians, Giants, Orioles, Yankees, Browns and Catsail competing as women's and men's high games and sets are listed with performers like R. Catsail and A. Hahn. Boxing results include Troy, Turner, Dawson, and Quartey across cities in the US and abroad. The piece notes archery rules with Tuscarora Archers and a flood-relief update referencing the League of Red Cross Societies.
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Indians
Giants
Orioles
Yankees
Seee
Browns
R. Catsail
A. Hahn
M. Mulcahey
History Making Meet Knocked Out By Rule
New York reports that the Pacific Coast Conference and Big Ten ban repeat Rose Bowl entrants, blocking a potential No. 1 versus No. 2 post season game. UCLA and Ohio State stand as top contenders, but UCLA’s prior Rose appearance disqualifies them, upsetting expectations and drawing protest over the rule's fairness.
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New York
Pacific Coast Conference
Big Ten
Associated Press
UCLA
Ohio State
Purdue
Michigan
Cleveland Indians
New York Giants
Boxing Monopoly Case Before Court
Government asks Supreme Court to rule against two major boxing clubs and two top promoters in an antitrust conspiracy. Arguments set for about 12 30 p.m. EST. Cases involve Madison Square Garden James D Norris Arthur M Wirtz and boxing firms amid stare decisis and baseball antitrust precedent.
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Washington (M
Supreme Court
Hi Tin
Clay
New York
Illlinois
Madison Square Garden
James D. Norris
Cramers, Brownies Lead Monocacy Valley Bowling Scores
The Monocacy Valley League results show Cramer's 4 Brownies 0, Smith's Masonry 3 Laxsman's 1, Babe's 3 vs Frederick Motor 1, with Paints Cramer's fan Brownies Garage 23 and Smith's Masonry 16. Highs: Eyler, 170 game and 409 series for Cramer's. Brownie's Garage 358 game and 1,632 series. Liberia notes iron ore claim as highest grade.
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Cramers
Brownies
Smith’s Masonry
Laxsman's
Babes
Frederick Motor
Cramer's
Smith's Masonry
Babe's
Layman's
la Frederick Motor
Eyler
Brownie’s
Lineman of Week Bud Brooks Leads Arkansas Front Wall
Bud Brooks the Arkansas lineman named Associated Press Lineman of the Week after anchoring the front wall in a 28 15 win over Rice. His steady play helped the undefeated Razorbacks clinch the Southwest Conference title as he and teammates shut down Rice near scoring range. Brooks was lauded for key tackles and leadership throughout the game.
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Associated Press
Bud Brooks
Arkansas
Rice
Bowden Wratt
Jeff Brooks
Brooks
Fprothers
Terps Replace Duke As Offensive Unit
Maryland roared to 426 total yards in a 42-14 win over N C State to seize ACC lead in offensive stats. Duke fell to 40-7 at Navy, dropping to second behind Maryland in both total and rushing offense. Clemson and Maryland share top defensive figures after Clemson slowed Furman. the two face off this weekend at College Park.
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Greensboro
N. C
Maryland
Atlantic Coast
Cenfe Rence
N.C State
Duke
Blue Devils
ACC
Navy
Terps
Wolfpack
Clemson
Tigeio
Uemduig
Skoo
Middleweight Andrews Fights Varona Tonight
Al Andrews a 24 year old middleweight from Superior will meet Chico Varona in a 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium tonight in a five card show with Bob Satterfield vs Johnny Holman as a co feature. Andrews has 30 wins in 40 fights and recently KO'd Gil Turner asserting a knockout punch can be mastered. Varona with 56 wins in 72 fights is a veteran and recently beat Johnny Bratton in a 10 round decision.
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Chicago
al Andrews
Superior
Was
Gil Turner
Chico Varona
Chicago Stadium
Chicapo
Bob Satterfield
Johnny Holman
Turner
Andrews
Pro Footballers Still Give It College Try At Home
New York NEA reports on how pro football’s rise via television reshaped the sport. Vic Lindskog of Stanford, Joe Perry of Compton Junior College, and fans nationwide now see games on TV, boosting gate receipts for colleges and pro teams alike. Notre Dame in South Bend epitomizes the TV era’s pull on alumni and local fans.
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New York
NEA
Vic Lindskog
Pasadena
Stanford
Lindskog
Philadelphia Eagles
Palo Alto
College of Pacific
Texas Tech
DuMont
Toni McMahon
McMahon
Lubbock
Green Bay
Joe Perry
San Francisco 49Ers
Perry
Compton
Calif
Yellow Lions
Chicago
Bears
San Francisco
Burgh
Steelers
Forbes Field
Browns
Bratch Rickey
Indiana
Ed “Moose” Krause
South Bend
Notre Dame
Tatum Faces Quarterback Dilemma for Clemson Game
Maryland coach Jim Tatum debates starting Charley Boxold or Frank Tamburello at quarterback for Saturday's Clemson clash. Tamburello savors a recent surge while Boxold rebounded against North Carolina State, prompting two nearly equal offensive units and split playing time.
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College Park
Jim Tatum
Maryland
Charley Boxold
Frank Tamburello
Clemson
Tamburello
Boxold
South Carolina
North Carolina State
Tatum
Ronnie Waller
Joe Harninct
Dick Buelski
Talum
Boudreau Leading Candidate For Job
NEW YORK November 94 Lou Boudreau remained the leading candidate for managing the new Kansas City Athletics as Owner Arnold Johnson announced he expected to fill the job and name a general manager within a week Johnson said he planned talks with Joe Cronin and others and noted Eddie Joost remained under consideration He said no offer had been made yet and he was not closing the book on Boudreau. FAT HAUL OAKLAND Calif Mary Bells large piggy bank broken open by a burglar netted nearly 1 000 in cash and currency from 1946 till now.
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New York
Lou Boudreau
Kansas City Athletics
Arnold Johnson
Johnson
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Boudreau
Eddie Joost
Oakland Calif P
Mary Bell
Police Captain Recovers Stolen Bicycle Linked to Son
Police Captain Gordon Kern of Bismarck reviewed bicycles brought to headquarters after recognizing a serial number. The bicycle had been stolen from Kern’s son and later sold to another boy for 36. The case highlights a local theft involving youths and a licensed dent in a fence.
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Bismarck
Gordon Kern
Kern
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